By combining a spiral zone plate (SZP) and a grating, we propose a single optical element, termed a composited spiral zone plate grating (CSZPG), to generate flower mode vortices with the equicohesive petals and has long focal depths. Theoretical analysis reveals that the CSZPG can generate flower mode vortices with approximately equicohesive petals, and that it has longer focal depths compared with the conventional SZP. Moreover, the performance of the CSZPG on the period, focal length and radius is investigated. The experimental results are also presented, agreeing well with the theoretical predictions. The unique characteristics of the proposed CSZPG make it attractive for many applications such as particle trapping and optical imaging.